The cattle market is all swings and roundabouts this week, with the EYCI lifting a little, and cattle destined for the slaughter market advancing, but
Nothing seems to be able to dampen young cattle prices this year, as restockers continue to see the upside in filling their paddocks with beef.
Australian beef faces stiff competition in our key export markets from both their domestic herds and from other exporting countries. Today we have a look
A more positive week for cattle to report on with the EYCI holding its ground, slaughter increasing and many of the categories putting on some
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Aside from some weekly variation, domestic cattle prices are continuing their bullish run, with the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator trading 60 per cent higher than
Coproducts are an area we rarely talk about on Mecardo, but given the current state of the world, we thought we’d take a look at
Another week of declines to report, with the EYCI down, and almost all categories losing ground despite the combined support of higher slaughter and lower
We’ve been waiting for the cows to come home – and stay home – for a while now. Ever since the east coast began to
Australian beef exports hit a new low in August, seemingly not due to a lack of demand. The herd rebuild has gained pace, and the
Slaughter fell, while yardings increased this week, which had the normal result you’d expect to see on any market- decreased prices. The EYCI has fallen,
Spring has finally sprung, and with warmer weather on the way confidence in the young cattle market remains sky high. The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator
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